Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-05-16
persons and PARTICULARS.

new coat Of paint
The serenaders favor as semi-occa-
siorally these nights.
Rev. E. E. Glongh will deliver the
Grafton on Memorial Day in Prairie du
Chen.
Mr.. Grant Cundy, of Platteville. has
secured a position IN Nebraska as
teacher.
Thursday next, being Ascension day,
morning service will be held attic Epis-
copal church.
Fon Moore, proprietor of the Platte
vile Menagerie, and of the Park Hotel,
accompanied byT c. Hawley the grain
buyer, drove up from Platteyille just
ahead of the shower Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Murphy, of Mount Hope,
and Mrs Maria McNamee, of Bloom
ington, were married on Monday, May
9th, at the Catholic church in Patch
Grove, by Rev. Father McNulty.
Record: There is no truth in the
rumor that John Brady and 10. Dom
nelly are going to start iewelry store,
though they have hatful of watches
between them" Take their numbers
Mr.. Record and send them to Charlie
Bennett.
Ed. O'Neill, who is travelling for Bell,
Ryder & Wallace, dry goods and no.
tons, was in town the last of last week.
As Ed. is not candidate for Office at
present, it may not be out of place to
say that ho is deservedly popular
salesman, as well as a genial whole
souled gentleman.
William Gribble, of WerleY, passed
through Lancaster last Friday on his
way to Hazel Green with the household
goods of Joseph Gribble, Sr., who
moved to Werley from Hazel Green
three years ago to be near his sons.
He and his wife, who are now past 20
years old, want to get back to the place
where they spent many pleasant years,
and are moving back to their old home.
Bloomington Record: A three-year-
old daughter of John Mott died of para
lysis of the heart on Friday, May 9th,
making the fourth child lost by these
sorrowing parents within few weeks.
1t is one of the saddest cases in the
history of Grant county.
Don't forget the meeting of Deco
ration Day Committees at the County
judges office next Wednesday after
noon at four O'Clock
Don't forget the play tonight at
Hyde'S Hall by the Billy Marble troupe.
Everybody saw their handsome lad"
in Thursdays HERALD. Give them a
full house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Basford are
spending few days with the family
of their son in tins city.
Mr.. Garrett, proprietor of the Lake
View House, Milwaukee, came out
Saturday night to visit Joe Nathan.
This morning they have gone to Green
River trout fishing.
Henry G. Keene's sale comes off to-
morrow at Hurricane corners. Next
Thursday he will move his family to
Madison, where he will reside in future.
Mr.. Keene has filled the position he
holds in the Adjutant Generals office
with credit to himself, and to the salts
faction of his superiors, and should re-
tain it or be promoted He was never
cut out for 4 farmer, and though Grant
county loses good citizen we are glad
to see him make a change that will be
pleasant and advantageous to himself
and his estimable family.
The Inter Ocean of May 8, says
Highland Hall, Highland Park, ILL.,,
the most attractive of Chicago's summer
resorts, will be opened for guests June
l by William Warden, whose office
in Chicago is at 90 LaSalle, room 20.
Where is Gene Hyde? This question
has been asked us about a THOUSAND
times by as many of this gentleman
friends within the past two weeks.
He is in Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory,
working at his trade, and doing well.
Mr.. jacob Nathan went to Chicago